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Lap 10. Babb top, Shirley peeking on the bottom. Feger back to 4th.

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Lap 15: 18 3s 25 21 91

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Lap 17. Caution as Heckenast slows. 18 3s 25 21 91 28 96 11g b1 24

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Somebody just waved the trophy over his head for the drivers for some reason. Lol. Back to green.

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Babb and Shirley side by side!

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Lap 23. Shirley to the lead on the bottom.

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Lap 25. Moyer into the butt end of the pit wall head on. He's moving. That was scary.

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Moyer walks away. Wow.

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Red flag. 3s 18 25 28 11g. 16 to go.

[PRCKartRacer9]

Good to hear

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Waiting on new water barrels.

[MI Dirt Fan]

Not the greatest pic but it's not hard to see the damage

https://mobile.twitter.com/pe_davis1/status/1012541829449965568

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Barrels in place. Lining up for the restart.

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Back to green with 16 to go.

[PRCKartRacer9]

Man that couldve been a lot worse. I was at Lakeville Speedway in Ohio one night and a pure stock hit the butt end of the exit and it shook the ground. His tranny came up through the floor it was so hard. He walked away as well but it was still scary. Something needs mandated that tracks have no blunt ends. Muskingum County Speedway to me has the ideal e it. I've seen cars exit (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) near wide open and just catch a little air. The U tires in front of the pit bleachers have been hit wide open and it usually just soaks anyone within reach. Very safe layout